In this task, you are given a context and four options. Each option is a suggested ending for the context. You should read the context and pick the best ending for the context. Please answer with "A", "B", "C", and "D". 

Example Input: There is a large decorated christmas tree behind them. There is a woman sitting in the living room with a little girl. the boys <sep> (A) begin to climb hill on the christmas tree with an orange garland and used a brush. (B) play foos ball with the men. (C) are showing the little girl how to pierce her nose piercing. (D) start to play as the woman continues knitting the tree.
Example Output: B

Example Input: . the lady in blue vest and brown jacket <sep> (A) has some more practice punches and then takes one hand grab her elbow and go straight into a crouch and to the side to do the same and then grab her armpit to throw the punch. (B) is sitting on a brown horse, while a man is standing beside the horse, holding another horse. (C) holds an orange handled knife and the lady in the green vest holds an orange handled knife with the blue handled handle. (D) is now standing at the mountain top preparing to get started putting bungee jumps on the ground.
Example Output: B

Example Input: [header] How to write a free verse poem [title] Choose a subject or theme. [step] Maybe you'd like to write a poem about your new baby brother or your favorite pet rock. You can also focus on a specific event like your last birthday party, or a theme like love, anger, or sadness. <sep> (A) When writing your free verse poem, you should avoid making it the center of your big story. Instead, think about a specific theme of your poem that interests you and focus your verse poem on it. (B) It's important to pick a subject or theme that you think the poems and poems would write about. Think about what you want the poem to follow. (C) [substeps] If you're having trouble choosing a subject, try closing your eyes and visualizing events, people, or objects that are meaningful to you. Select one that stands out, particularly if it is one that you have an emotional connection to. (D) Some ideas that might be good for your topic include : [substeps] Love, strong emotions, and life in general, a fell sun in front of the world, peaceful differences in society [title] Write a verse about your love for someone. [step] The chord progression of a verse by a poet is called a root line.
Example Output:
C

